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Team Captains from Cahir Park and Clonmel Celtic.
At an immaculate Cooke Park on Sunday November 3rd, Cahir Park and Clonmel Celtic competed for the Colin Flynn Memorial Cup in the U16 A Premier Tipperary Cup Final.
Cahir Park won a very entertaining game on a score line of 4 - 2. Clonmel Celtic did their best to equal up the score board but it wasn't to be and Cahir Park came out the winners.
Congratulations to Cahir Park on the win on what is a super Tipperary Cup competition. Man of Match Award went to Josh Davey from Cahir who had a great game and he received his award from Rita Flynn.
Team Captain Liam Kelly accepted the Cup from Rita to the cheers of their supporters. It was great to see Rita at Cooke Park to pass on this great Cup to Cahir Park.
This was the last time the young lads played at Schoolboy level as they join the ranks of Youth football for next Season.
The Flynn Family would like to thank St. Michaels FC for the use of Cooke Park and also thanks to the TSSDL representatives who attended.
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